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The Courts.

SOChl IN uENERAL TERN.
To-day, Windsor Il Ford agt. johnson j. Wilmer:
opinion byJudge Merrick affirming judgment below
In Stand11ord (habeaS corpus; opinion by Chief
Justice Bingham discharging the writ. United
states agt NATION; hearing resumed.
EQUITY COURT-Judge Me,rick
To-day, Starr agt. Treakle; RS. Davis appointed
receiver.
CIRCUIT COURT. No. 2-Judoe Hagner.
To-day, Shipman agt. Fletcher; on trial.
POLICE COURT-Judge Shell
To-day. Elias Campbell, cOlOred, disOrderly on a
street car; s. or Il days. Michael Usepp and
Michael ADDOtt, treSpass on park; s. or Is days
each. Patrick NOOnan, disOrderly conduct in
county; s. or days: JAS. De Vaughn cruelty to
anlmals; personal bonds. Geo. Columbus Jas.
Powers. Jno. Essex, VIM. Kane. Horace McCracken'
and VIM. X. Be4lew, diSOrderly conduct in county !:
9 or days each. Andrew jackson profanity:
8 or days. Robert jackson, do; do Geo. Sua'
destroying private property; SO or 80 days ThOs'
Hawkins, disordery conduct; s. or Is DAYS. Chas.
COOK do; collateral forfeited. Jno. II. Thomas.
DO; 50 or 10 days Annie Foley, profanity: IS or
Z DAYS. JnO O'Malley, do; do. Fannie Dent do :
90 VIM. Williams, Matthew Campbell Geo
Ihomas, Abraham King JAS. Hogan, Sidney
smith, Geo. Brown, and Jas. Hill, dsOrderly con-
duct; collateralS forfeited. Robert Brown. do !:
PERSONAL bonds Dennis Buchanan, Elizabeth
CLAYTON, and VIM. Carroll, profanity; cOllateralS
forfeited: Alfred Terrell Indecent exposure: do.
yn0 Butler, larceny; 50 collateral forfeited Enoch
Williams, personal bonds to keep the peace Geo
r.. Murray, assault two cases; collateral for:
1e1ted. JAS. White, do; $40 or so DAYS: apneol
noted Robert b. Caverly, do; $40 or 80 DAYS
Ihos. keyes. do; $40 collateral forfeited, Emma
Johnson, bawdy house; SO collateral forfeited.
Emma Hall, threats; personal bonds
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To Receive the CARDINAL.


WASHINGTON SOCIETIES 10 JOIN IN TIE PROCESSION
IN BALTIMORE
The Knights OF st. Columbkille, at q meeting
held yesterday afternoon, decided to send q dele
cation OF twenty OF the order to take part in the
reception to Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore to-
morrow. The Young Catholic Friends Society and
the Carroll Institute will be well represented at
the ceremonies. The Catholic societies of WASH
ington going to Baltimore will take special train
from the Baltimore and Ohio depot at 10 80 tomor-
row morning. At meeting in Baltimore last
evening final arrangements were made for the
reception Al who participate In the procession
are expected to be In line on Charles street by 80
pm, as the train bearing the cardinal will reach
Union station little before 3 O'Clock. The first
division will comprise the members OF the Young
Catholic Friends Society OF Baltimore and WASH
ingtOn, the Conference OF St Vncente de Paul. C. j.
BOnaparte, the orator; the trustees of the cathe-
dral, the cardinal and guard OF honor composed
OF one representative from each Catholic society.
The second division will comprise the Catholic
Benevolent Legion; the third, the Catholic Knight
hood Union and Catholic knights not In the union;
the fourth, German, Bohemian, and Polish SOc1e-
ties, and the fifth, lyceums, beneficial and tenn
perance societies, and Catholics not belonging TO
any society. The procession will extend from
be drawn up in double line to salute him as his
carriage is driven through to his residence While
the religious ceremony is going in the cathedral
the procession will march over a route selected
with view to consuming 30 or 40 minutes, the
probable time occupied by the religious ceremony.
The cardinal will then review the procession as it
passes by his residence.
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Transfer. of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Henry
James Garfield to J. A. Simms, part IL. So 70;
s., 80 8. Maddox ct al. to D. VI. Goodacre lot 49,
So 1903; 81 447.92 G. L. Sheriff ct al, executors
to g. W. Knox, lot %. res. IL; $4,000. Corcoran
Fire Insurance co. to A. A. Williams, lot "a, So.
933: 81. 800. NJ. Ashford to NJ b. Harlow. part G.
So $40; a, 1OO.25. Henrietta NJ. Foreman to Maud
Baggett, sub A., SO. 4; 50, 500 NJ. Ashford ct al.
F. Presbrey to Mahlon Ashford, in trust, lots SO
and 81, Widows Mite; $S,221.5O. c. w. Myer to p.
Mann, lots 50 and 53, do. s1O,o17.5O. s. R. Bond ct
al. to Elizabeth A. Bentley sub r. SO. 976; ST. 600
same Ms TO Mary E. Emmerich, sub -, do; 1919. T.
%. SO. 545; $4,000. H. Potbury to James E. Tur-
ton sub 81, SO. 70; 81, 1870. Aug: Jay to r. J.
Kennedy ct al, lots l to 4. SO: 775; s4,3152O. H.
Columbia Heights; 81, 296.27. A. j. S. Mirick to
Elnathen Meade, lot %, block 30, do: 81, 762 So
Caroline c. Acker to Henrietta L. Wyvill lot 10,
so. 175, $500. Georgetown College to F. w. Hell
dekoper, part Alliance, IS acres; 5. Mary B.
Mosher to District OF Columbia strip of land on
Brentwood road; $3.50.
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Sales Of Real Estate.

John A. Simms has bought for s., 80, of H. J.
Canfeld, part of lot H. square ~ 1857 feet front.
ing 20 feet on New Hampshire avenue, between L
and NJ streets northwest. G. W. Knox has bought
of g. L. Sheriff and A. Orchards, executors and
trustees for 81 co., lot 22 reservation H. fronting
on Sd street, between and c streets northwest.
r. Mann has bought OF c. w. Meyer, for SlO5I1 so
lots SO and SO, OF Widows Mite, Washington
Heights. NJ. Ashford has bought in trust OF q. F.
Presbrey, lots so and 81 of the same for IS so
r j. Kennedy and others have bought, for
$4,315.2O, Of Augustus Jay, lots 1, 2, 3 and 4.
square TO- fronting 3144 feet ON street, between
81 ana 4th streets northeast. Mr.. F. W. Huide-
koper has bought OF Georgetown College IS acres
OF the Alliance tract. for private terms.
James q. Hill has bought OF NJ. Ashford ct al
Tor $4,114 sub lot 81 square 96, 2O87 by 100 feet
on y street, between Goth and 21st streets. NJ b.
Harlow has bought, for a, OOO.25, OF NJ Ashford.
part 6, square $40, on 4th street, between North
Carolina avenue and d street southeast
THE IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE.-A well attended
meeting OF the I. w. V. Healy branch Of the Irish
National League was held last evening. Ten new
members were added to the roll. The members
were much enthused at the prospect OF Internal
trouble In the liberal unionist camp as shown in
l. P. OCOnnOr's Sunday letter to the New York
World. The committee are completing arrange
ments for an excursion to be given at the end OF
this month.
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CCg A RRR. TIT ZEE RRR ssss
60 IA AZ I'M + + En- kRf ssss
JED: I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH ST
REDUCED PR1oEs OK PARAso1s
SEATON PERRY
Successor to PERRY " BROTHER).

Successor to PERRY u BRoTHERl
HAS MADE ESPECIAL REDUCTIONS" IN THE
PRICES OF ALL PARASOLS AND sun UNI
BRELLAS IN ORDER TO CLOSE THEM OUT
ALI. SPRING WRAPS AND JACKETS AT GREAT
LY REDUCED PRICES"
SPECIAL BARGAINS" IN PLAIN AND FIGURED
INDIA SILKS AT 7)C. Sc. AND ST..
MARKED DOWN PRICES" ON EMBROIDERED
INDIA PONGEE AND PRINTED CHINA SILK
NoxEL II bs,I N RAEIs COMBINATION SUITS
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES" ON BLACK BRO
GADED SILK GRENADtNE.
NEW BLACK TWISTED SILK GRENADINES AT
81, $l:25 AND 81, 80.
COMPLETE STOCK OF BRITISH AND FRENCH
ALL THE NEW AND DESIRABLE STYLES IN
INDIA CRlNkLES AND SEERSUCKERS, FROM
$50 PfECEs NEW AND CHOICE DESIGNS IN
PRINTED BATISTE AT 12Ic
"CONFIMED STYLES" IN FINEST FRENCH
EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES" IN ANDERSON's
SCOTCH GINGHAMS.
NEW SILK. CHUDDA, AND TINSEL SHAWLS
''T1E BEST MAKES" OF GAUZE AND MEDIUM
WEIGHT MERINO UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES,
GENTLEMEN, AND CHILDREN, AT LOWEST
NONELT1ES IN HANDKERCHIEFS AND HOSIERY.
81 PLAIN t1GU EES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING.
pennsylvania ave-. cor. 9th 81.
Established 1910 JED
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The BaII Players.

WASHIN6IUNS VICIURf OVER NEW YORK SATURDAY.
THE STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
The Washingtons again defeated the New York
giants Saturday afternoon in one Of the most in
teresting games OF base ball ever played on the
home grounds. The score was 4 to l. but the game
was not won until the ninth inning was completed.
Both clubs played remarkably strong game, but
the victory was mainly due to young Gilmore, Who
pitched phenomenal game, and completely "mys-
titled" the New York suggers.
Detroit was again defeated by Chicago Saturday
and rs Boston won from Philadelphia, the Detroits
hold the lead in the championship race by a very
slight margin, having won the same number as
Boston, but lost one less. New York still retains
third place. and Philadelphia fourth Chicago NTH,
and then come Pittsburg, Washington and Indian
apolis
The Washingtons will play three games with the
Bostons this week, and then start on a months
tour.
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DOLLARS AND SENSE.

THESE ARE TWO GOOD THINGS TO
HAVE AND THOSE WHO MAKE GOOD USE
OF THE LATTER GENERALLY MANAGE TO
GET THEIR SHARE OF THE FORMER.
ASTONISHING RESULTS AND PLEASANT
SURPRISES ARE PROMISED TO THOSE
WHO HAVE NOT ALREADY EXPERIENCED
THE COMFORT AND SAVING OF DOING
BUSINESS WITH U.s. OUR AIM is NEVER
TO BE UNDER-sOLD. OvER-CHARGING IN
OUR HOUSE IS IMPOSSIBLE, EVERY ARTI-
Gle is MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES OUR
BOYS SUITS FROM $3.50 TO So ARE
MARvELS OF THE TAILOR's ART AND A
SURPRISE TO OUR PATRONS AS TO PRICES.
OUR ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING FOR
YOUNG MEN IS ENDLESS IN VARIETY AND
PRICES. OUR SUITS. COATS AND VESTS
OR COATS FOR EXTRA LARGE MEN Is
SPECIALITY AND WE CAN FURNISH ANY
SIZE REQUIRED. AN EARLY CALL IS So
LIGHTED
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING co.
je3 400 9TH ST. NV, COR. ST.
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HOW 1T ACHES.

Worn out with PAIN but still compelled by stern me-
cessy to stand to the work before us and bear the
pain. Relief in minute in CUT1cURA ANr1-pA1s
PLASTER for the aching sides and back the weak and
painful muscles. the sore chest and hacking cough,
and every pain and ache of daily toll Elegant new
original, speedy, and nfalble. At druggists Csc five
for 81; postage free, of POTTER DRUG AND CHEM1
CAL Co., BOSTON. ieo
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Fatal Skylarking.

A MAN DIES OF INJURIES RECEIVED WHILE SCUFr.
LING WITH A FRIEND.
Saturday afternoon, at Freedmans Hospital
Coroner Patterson held an inquest over the body
of Edward Butler, young colored man, who died
from injuries received in a playful scuf1e with
another colored man named Charles Sail, and the
jury returned verdict that the death was the re.
suit Of an accident. Butler was employed as
waiter at the logan" cafe, on 10th street,
as a cook at the same establishment. The men
were on the best OF terms and several evenings
scuf1e. Butler got the best OF Sail and had him
on the floor when the latter managed to get his
arm around the formers neck and with some
force threw him of. Butler struck against the
corner OF a table and was badly injured. He was
removed In the police ambulance to the hospital,
where he lived until Friday night when he died.
Sail was arrested but after the rendition OF the
verdict OF the Coroners jury was released
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SELLING Orr

OELLING OFF
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS
AT ACTUAL COST.
BARGAINS. BARGAINS. BARGAINS
n New style Summer Dress Goods. TRENCH DEN
IELLE" IN handsome stripes and brocade plaids in
ali colors. including black These elegant dress goods
are all pure fine zephyr wool, widest double width
double the width of single width dress GOODS cash
value 1:0c. reduced to 81 &c,
HANDSOME SATIN PLAID. white goods, finest
quality, cash value csc; reduced to l2kc
CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, in cream, garnet
and blue, reduced to Il.
LINEN LAWNS. 1214, Is and 1Sc
FRENCH LAWNS, IL, 20 and 25c.
AMERICAN LAWNS, DC
AMERICAN SATINES. 1Oc.
FRENCH SATINES choice styles, &c
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS, in Plaids, Stripes.
duced, l., yards for only g.
FANCY SILKS. 379, 40 and 45c.
to &c.
BLACK CASHMERES, good quality, wide double
width, reduced to 2Sc.
Special Notice to Strictly Cash Customers pair of
our Handsome Satin Damask Towels Immense size
pure linen, worth 81 presented to each customer who
buys So or over for cash.
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IT WILL ADD To your health and happiness to
have your feet put in good walking condition be-
fore going on your vacation DrS. keniSOn corner
18th street AMI Pennsylvania avenue, relieve all
troubles II the feet without pain COrnS and bum
Ions -, cents each
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Inriicofions for the "a ho'nS commencing H. m
For the District OF Columbia. New Jersey East
PTn Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland. and Viz
Enia. local rains slight changes in temperature
Winds becoming >Outherly.
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The closing exercises OF the preparatory school
OF the Columbia College will take place at the Con-
gregatlonal church next Friday evening. The
graduating class Is composed OF the following:
e. W b. AsInusoen, J. &. h. Campbell A. NJ Col
Inns, Arthur CranstOn, r. F. Curtiss. A.. c. Eusta-
phieve, Z. l. Eustaphieve, c. l. Frailey, W. q.
Gleason. l. C. Gunnell, f. III. Hall, PercivaI Hall
Geo Z. Hazelton, jr-, III. G.. Heitmuller, H. W.
Johnson, w. vi. Kelly, G.. p. Kindleberger, G. "
fiye, f. NJ Phillips, W. f. Poulton, W. F. Sehlaar
j. T. shannon and j. III. Sypher
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FOR SALE-IOTS

ISoR sAIE-THE CHEAPEST LOT on IANTER
u Helgh,,s; rrice II cents 81. II n sold Of once;
ground adlaccnt held AZ ID cents rare chance for
rruhtahle investment DAVID u. STONE.
fo-ot 1925 n II. NV.
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ITS a conceded fact that our clothing is the best
and the prices the smallest. Eiseman Bros. cor.
'' 1888
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP will place on sale Tues
day morning 5000 yards OF white striped lawns
ana white and ecru brOcaded piques at Sc Der
yard: heretofore sold ut 10 and 12L6c
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ARTHUR NArrAss,

ARTHUR NArrAss.
Druggist and Pharmacist
14th and and I'd and d sts. NV.
during the dull summer season propose Offering
special inducements from time to time First ON the
list Ia
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE,
for bleaching hair the very fashionable Golden hue
now in vogue
Every lady may bleach her own hair without any
trouble whstever and scarcely any expense compared
to what hair-dresse1 charge you
1 have large supply on hand, and will sail in any
desired quantity, large or small. lea
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MERRY has EN-. souvenirs Of the National Drill
"a chair for - cents Artists. try your skill and
decorate them. ZIG It. NV or I.ry1 :s,d st
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SPECIAL ATTENTION is called TO the superior DUAL
ity OF our Extra DeOdOrzed Empress Fluid fol
Ndppr stoves. a. being free from grease or gUmmy
substance Orders by mail promptly attended II
J. W. Nch.efer q Bro. 1910 7th ST n
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CITY ITEMS.

We Are Selling
lbs Of nice PruneS Csc
Glib cans OF Pumpkin 25c
u ID. splendid Japan Tea, 25c:
lib. excellent CofYee, Csc.
bottle fine imported Olive OIL, CSC.
OF fine large Olives 25c.
6 cakes OF Toilet Soap, CSC.
cakes Of tirst,class Laundry Soap. 2sc.. and
bottles Browns Shoe Dressing 25c.
ID. splendid a Chewing Tobacco &c
N. I. MKTzGER Bro, At 7th st. n. ".
Banjos, violins, Guitars and Strings,
4S7 Pa. ave. I
Druggists Sell
Markets. Union Brand Mustard because It Is un-
colored and absolutely pure. 60
Soap for 1Oc; the best value ever offered Step in
and examine the quality.
N. T. METzGER 4 Bro. AT 7th st. wv.
Bailey, s25 7th st. Fly screens put in, 75c I'm
Markers Union Brand Mustard.
absolutely pure" sold by all leading grocers 60
An Extended Popularity. BROWNS BRos-
CHIAL TROCHEs have been before the public many
years. For relieving Coughs and Throat troubles
they are superior to all other articles. Sold only
in bores.
Bailey's 81 Saw, warranted. I'm
COlburn,s
WORCESTERSHIRE TABLE SACCE
PiQuant and appetizing. Has equal in flavor. I'm
ssThe Queen of Bcers.,,-Moerlein's pure.
unauthorized Cincinnati Beer is especially
adapted for family use. 75c. per doz. Agency, I2O6
d st. NV 6m
Bailey's 25-fr. Rubber Hose complete, s.. I'm
'sLet's Talk S25 Harness.''-Becker,s. 60
Before Buying a Refrigerator
see the Ridgway, the only Refrigerator that has a
system in it, that condenses and carries off all
odors that arise from vegetables meats, &C. wv:
TN street NV. colin
ssROyal Glue'' mends em.-Boston Varieties.
COlburn,S
PHILADELPHIA MUSTARD.
King OF condiments Flavor, pungency, strength
combined in perfection. Finest mustard made. I'm
Bailey's, S25 9TH st. NV. Lawn Mowers, 1915.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u h. Ward" prints. 4Oc. per To-
Also, Cottage Cheese and Butterm1lk; sweet Milk
&C. per quart. Cream 10c.
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II our mems and youths, boys and chidren's
department, Tow prices Is our standard Eiseman
Bros, manufacturing clOthiers, cor 9TH and F.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

q LarSe property cor. Sd and Indiana ave- sl6. 600
Rew oS,sk Ell st H. o9
Brick on New York ave- bet 9th and 10Th sta 5000
Brick on sth st bet aud SITS. nw.......... $500
New brick. 4o2 Ns;. NV, rooms. 1000
New s ssi'f ,s4o x #. FSx a 1900
u property in South washington 522 9TH st sw' !:
nery sore and NJ I aner ren 20 Nov 9esSped as nil
sehi ihN5s n Sa soon and geta bargain Apply
Tor SALE-IS THIS WHAT YoU ARE LOOKING
coin SaS s Least on S p
r1 A., now under psn noon for seven more hoases
title vacant ground IN the Sr sfs sIe Me-; sleS
%EE Se REP p II Penn ry without delay
EoR SALES f. CORNER Sd AND q Sis s. E.
brick house aud i. price So 500 i2i5 9Th ST
n ,s Gs,es $4,000 For 'f Il f BaEy S l
i Brick Or and cellar Caroline ST. nw.... $4,000
Brick > roomson q bet 10Th and 2lst sts n 500
Sk kngman f Place e,.n ana Goo
rooins Pierce Place, bet. 18th and 10th .s.S04
IL rooms . ST. bet ] 9Th and l4th SITS = 'osn
rooms. South Capitol 81 -. 500
rooms i4th st. business property :, oS4 90
rooms Fentou St, mr. Gov. Print Office 35o
., GSs asa ssa Hss IN S9a 9th
trooms RIGGS St bet 18Th and An. .S,S 20
II rooms and stable on Rhode Island sy ~ 200
Z rooms and store, 18Th and SITS sw a 800
II rooms on st..bet-2Oth x 2lsf SITS, new
mouse. 600
irvine on LOO
on Congress ST. near post office. -. =, GOO
14r Brick, T. bet 9th and 9th. mr. Pension Of 10 300
Also improved and unimproved property in all parts
o; the city: Applyto !. ". T. MYERS
mhlFl2w' l42S New York ava
IHOR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAINS
II Several siX-ruom Houses On A st n e. nil modern
lmproxements 10 per cent Investment price only
$1,000 each. Also.
IL room brick, 10Th st, bet T and L sts - z 500
rooms on 4, bet. 10th and 10th SITS q 900
rooms ana ceIiar on torcoran 600
Brick. lrs, East Capitol st. bet 9th ana 9TH 6p'D
rooms on Marion. bet 9TH and 9Th 80
Apply at once 10 j W = MYERS
mhI2-i2w' 14:eS New York ava
DOR SALE-423 I'd ST. N.E-A NEw BAY WIN
Il dow brick house containing 9 rooms and cellar.
batI range latrube. slate m2ntes. concerted walks,
and VIII be sold monthly quarterly payments,
SUI purchaser price, $4,000. DANENHo~E R &
son, 1llo + st. ie1-lm
FoR SALE-FIyE NEW DWELLINGS CORNER
2hd ana SITS. e.. two story, basement, six rooms
each, with bath, range, latrobes, slate aud wood
mantels prices from $500 to $500 each andwill be
sold upon terms to suit. DANENHOWER * SON,
111o ST myII-lm
IroR SALE-2OoS G ST. 14R.,vE CHEAP. 80. 500
Il 2ol4 ii ST, T., lot .,6e by 140.10 10 alley 40
I4ll ST. NV. with side 900
Fine new house 10th St, Baines. 900
St2i Pa ave- yrs. mod imps..
81 st. NV. Z rs, lot I6 10y i35............ 900
.iunber large ana small houses all sections of
the city. Call and see me before buying.
my2o-Sm GEO. W. LiNKtNS, 10Th and II SITS. n w.
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L. W. HENDERSON & Co. lib + st NV latest
Ge.lsns OF Wan Paper and Window Shades
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
A Inducements TO.nigh

Anuscsncnss Tonight.
AIBAUGHS-..The Mika1O."
HARRIS bound 10 Succeed"
kERSASS.-Narlcty.
AASASs~ PANORANA.-Day AMI evening.
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PARET makes special offer OF 100 sheets linen
paper, your address neatly engraved from steel
d.f. ana 100 envelopes 10 match, for a., VIII give
monogram instead OF address. Monogram and adj
dress, very neat, 81 SAMPLES on request. s,m,w
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+ sso;S:;s 9TH st.nYa oo 900 Va. ave b.h zoo
s5 siS'f to s4 Biy s 'ooo 81. @ asH sooo
900 81 h. St fs
5. o and 8. 7th h. 'oo ss7. $50. Sal I'd ST.
17 si s0 to i43 s. low Iii St se h.
1soG. SOB 1906 / '00o 4S4. 4a6 ost alley wv
st. nw fh:. Or 5000 NV. FIJI, r.. Il 800
1139 to 10 = 23d 81 l41 Samson st. NV; ,,
2136. 5i2s, $3.50 n 90, e$ Myrtle st. ne, b;
1911 81 nS st. o. NV h. a, Is. 81 Sc Myr.
34os ST. nw b. h ooo BOB 10th st. Sc f. h, :'. ~
Mj, $500 .! 5iEs - 1,5oo
,es4. i644 4th St :'ooo 1855 $50 St ne. 6h, !''oV
81. is Pierce St n'oOo sis 10th St h. 'oo
1861. i5s:; Linden, 1ss:i Madison st.n.w.
s n% S sSr'aSn. ave- AZ 3D. st ne FIJI 900
lsis isih n ", H., ooo los. il3 Boundary St ooo
&c s his e
Great 5aIsaln On l4sh St bet and n, sts IN
alley cam be turned into store at little expense
price, s. BOO. Also beautiful Lot New Haml,shire
ave. between and NJ sts., 90 feet front, price 40
ps %s sgaags foot i4s y New e A EoEE ave
NOR sALE,-TE NEW BRICK DWELLINGS.
v 800 each: on easy terms. DANENHoWEk& son.
11l5 81. Je2-1mo
I1oR,sALE-TWENTY-FI FIVE BRICK DWELLINGS
$1,000 to $4,000 each: on easy terms Call at office
s soS Su II in a st. examine pAnS In
Z desirable s,story brick residence. with modern
FoR sALE-AT BPARGAIN. FOUR SNAIL Y IN NEW "
f saSn s K fsa 81 6afR
soo rsntiRs for sfe eiS Sroo@ window brieI
9th St, e. newly papered and painted; stable;
@I myiS WRIGHT BOLTON. 9th and SITS. NV.
EOR sALE-645 MASS. AVE NE. EIGHT ROOMS,
moo Rs ' asS ss once e''f
Tor sALE-H9UsE ON 18th st p %ls r. R09 en
20 d S11a ana a Dai,nss sSS %sssh
mys4-sr Real Estate is I'd 1Fe: :s.av
FoR SALE
Circle IA rooms Bath rooms laundry. SC,
all IN. l., new and elegant $4,000
sstory brick dwelling Iowa Circle , on Vt
ave-, % feet front, rooms deep, ID rooms' eoo
AL W. A-'ooV
Dupont Circle 10 rooms and bath, ali m l.. $500
with furniture. Ao'oVV
3-story and basement brick dwelling, near Du-
Rondsomeis anisSed. 11ooo
32-story brick dwellings, northeast section OF
city, rooms and N i. Price. each........ 1s4OO
An room brick dwelling, one square from
British Minister'S, all $500
Groom brick DWELLING n Ut. NV. near 9th. $3.50
Several very attractive and well located new
brick dwellings, northwest section rooms
and cellar with AL m l.. 86,OOO and 5000
TYLER Z RUTHERFORD.
my7-6ws 1925 Ct nv.
TIOR SAIRTHF VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING
Of l2 rooms and cellar sos 9th st sw, opposite st
Dominics Church. Apply on the premises after 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-06
Bailey,s, sa5 7th st. NV. Lawn Mowers, S

Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in n ID. "Ward" prints, 4Oc per To-
Also cottage Cheese and Buttermilk: sweet Milk
&c. per quart. Cream 10c.
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lI>OR SALE
Il A beautiful Plot of Ground. northwest. within
one square Of Dupont Circle; jog feet front by depth
OF LIB feet to good alley. VIII sell a whole by
single lot. CHAS A MCEUEN.
my2S-l4t l43O h At
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For spring lamb and Washington dressed beef
90 tu John X Kelly. stall 63s t,9 and $50 Center
Ei.irkct. and 2O6 and POS Northern Liberty market
have not only the lowest prices. but the beSt-made
clothing. EiSeInan Bros manufacturers cor. 9TH
and l.
SPIESDrD or ave cor